- Mechanical if you have a passion for mechanical things.
- Electronics if you have a passion for electronic things.
- Becoming a drop out if you have a passion for asking silly four word questions with no context and expecting logical or meaning full answers from people who don't even know you.
Daniel
- Electronics if you have a passion for electronic things.
- Becoming a drop out if you have a passion for asking silly four word questions with no context and expecting logical or meaning full answers from people who don't even know you.
Daniel
I am going to study electronic engineering in year 2014-2015, I choose it because in my opinion it is harder than mechanics and I love a chalenge , that whats keeps me going . Also I love to build circuis and robots.
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Well I studied electronics and now work for a mechanical/marine/aerospace engineering company. So you can choose the one you most enjoy and still work in the other industry if you subsequently realise that you prefer it.
Stu Haynes MEng
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